Deadly Obsession

Robert.

Robert.

Wait, the police are on the way.

You.

This is good news, right?

Right?

Brielle, open the door.

Bri, come on.

Hey, I'm sorry.

Come on, talk to me, please.

Hey, well, I'm gonna be late for work.

We can talk about it when I get back tonight.

Sorry.

Look, we can't do this anymore.

What do you mean?

You know I'm getting married in a few weeks.

It's over between us.

If you walk out that door, you'll regret it.

Look, I gotta go.

Robert, Robert.

Hey, Rob, you catch that game last night?

Aye, you know I did.

Did your wife's sister come over?

Nah, nah, she's still away at college.

Hey, look, next time you see her,

put in a good word for me,

Man, I'm in the dog house.

I need to go worry myself.

Damn, what you do this time?

I don't know, man.

I mean, I get that,

you know she's still grieving her mom's death

and she just got laid off from work,

but she seems to be on the edge about everything, bro.

And now she's stuck on wanting a baby and nah,

I'm not sure I want kids, man, especially right now.

Hey, look, why can't you talk to Kirsten yourself?

I did.

She said she looks at me like a brother.

Well, I don't know what to tell you, man.

You better keep trying.

She'll come around.

Look man, I'm trying to get ready for this meeting.

Know it's a big one today.

Oh yeah, oh yeah.

All right, I'm gonna catch you in the meeting.

All right.

What are you still doing here?

Just trying to finish out some last minute reports

so I can have a stress free weekend.

Oh, you and Brielle got special plans

for this weekend, huh?

Nah, not this time, man.

You don't have anything planned for tonight,

or this weekend?

No, what am I missing something?

Don't tell me you forgot again.

Forgot what, man?

Rob, today is your anniversary.

Please tell me this a joke.

Oh shit man, I gotta go.

Shit.

I see why you stay in the dog house.

Damn.

Hey, baby, happy anniversary.

Don't hey baby me.

You forgot, didn't you?

Look, I've been working on this big project

at work, time got away from me.

Let me guess you're sorry.

Look, Bri, I promise you, I'm going-

Make it up to me.

I'm still waiting on you to make up my birthday,

Valentine's Day and our anniversary from last year.

We've been married three years, Robert,

and you've forgotten our anniversary every single year.

Bri, I've been working my ass off,

trying to hold this house down and pay all these bills,

and I don't ask you for anything.

And I've been very patient with you

since you've been laid off.

You are the one who told me to take my time

and find my passion.

Well, did you find it yet?

Because I don't see any progress, Bri.

What about the classes you started taking?

The real estate class, the photography class,

the travel agent class.

That $3 jewelry you supposed to be selling,

had you done that yet?

What about the book you started writing?

Had you finished that yet?

Go to hell.

I'm already there.

What?

You heard me.

All we do is argue.

I never get to come home to peace.

I never get to relax in my own home.

Why is everything so on edge with you?

Are you cheating on me?

Wow, so that's what this is about.

That's exactly what this is about.

I know you sleeping with somebody.

Robert, you hear me talking to you?

I know you hear me talking to you.

Answer me, Robert.

Give it a rest, Bri.

Haven't you had enough already?

If you still thought I was cheating on you,

why'd you even marry me?

I ask myself that every day.

Wow, I bust my ass out here every day

making sure you have nothing but the best.

You live in a nice house, you drive a nice car

and you don't work for nothing,

but you can't wash a damn dish.

Yeah, you always complaining about something

and accusing me of everything.

I wouldn't be accusing you

if you didn't give me a reason to.

I made a few mistakes in the beginning of our relationship

and you've been making me pay for them ever since.

When is it gonna stop, Bri?

I don't play when it comes to my wedding vows.

And when I said I do, I meant it.

Please tell me, what have I done since we've been married

and makes you think I'm still cheating?

Oh, see, don't get quiet now.

I want kids, Robert.

You said that once we got married, we'll talk about it.

It's been three years and every time there's a chance

that I'm pregnant, I take the pregnancy test

and it's negative.

And you are relieved.

I'm not bringing kids into this, Bri.

All we do is argue.

So, you don't want kids?

Not right now.

Well, when?

I don't know.

Well, if you don't want kids, I'll find someone who does.

You keep talking like that,

and you will be finding someone else.

What is wrong with you?

When is it gonna stop, Bri?

Leave it alone or else?

Or else what?

What are you gonna do?

You know what?

This ain't working.

Bri, I've been trying holding on to some sort of hope

that things will get better, but it's not.

What are you saying?

I can't do this anymore.

I want a divorce.

We too young to be going through all of this.

I'm leaving.

Going to Jeremy's.

I'll get my lawyer to send the paperwork on Monday.

Where are you going?

Robert, if you walk out that door, it's over.

I can't believe he wants a divorce.

What are you gonna do?

Girl, I don't know.

Well, do you have any proof that he's cheating?

Well, no, but.

Bri, why are you doing this to yourself?

If you don't have any proof, then there's no right,

you're gonna drive him away for good.

What about counseling?

I mean, to be honest, sis, I think it might be too late.

He seemed pretty upset.

You know what?

I'm just gonna take this drive and try to clear my mind

and see what the heck is going on at mom's house.

Do you need me to come home this weekend?

You know I will.

No, I want you to concentrate on those midterms.

I'll be fine, but just in case, just stay by your phone.

Okay, sis.

Well, I'll talk to you soon.

I love you.

I love you more.

All right, bye.

Bye.

Come in.

Oh, Hey, Ms. Frances.

Well, hey, baby, I see your car outside.